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  • The orphanage So we have been having a great time living at the orphanage. The girls treat us like their guests. We have to try hard to find ways to help. We get to help cook sometimes which has been fun. We Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Nov 17, 2009
  • Sábado de fiesta El sábado atendimos a la fiesta anual de Ericsson; Eriday 2009. Fue un evento muy apreciado por todos. Primero había comida para picar y luego eventos culturales, bailes y tragos gratuitos y mas comida. Los Hindúes son muy formales en Posted by musse96 in One year in India | Nov 15, 2009
  • mygg, grodor, möss och ödlor Första koppen kaffe i nya huset. Det har varit en hel de "imorgon" denna vecka. Först skulle flytta på söndagen men allt regn gjorde att de inte kunde städa huset utan vi skulle flytta "imorgon". Till sist blev onsdag den Posted by henrikper in One year in India | Nov 15, 2009
  • The fire of Ashtanga... Teacher training has been going well. It makes the days long though- I'm now doing the 5.30 am practice as the shala has suddenly got very busy and so theres 3 classes in the mornings. 5.30 is Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Nov 14, 2009
  • Pre-Trip Ok.. so we're leaving in less than a month with only a rough idea and a couple of Visas in hand. Top of the list to do's: Travel Insurance for motorcycling Book Christmas Accommodation Find place to hire Royal Enfield Determine initial route to G Posted by wheretonow in Asia/Americas: The year long budget trip | Nov 12, 2009
  • MATHERAN MASTI Eversince I read about the UNESCO heritage site officials visiting the Matheran Hill rail as I had alredy travelled in Kalka shimla toy train ,which on UNESCO heritage list , I was desperate to take the toy train ride. I Posted by mnprem in COMPULSIVE TRAVELLER | Nov 10, 2009
  • Our first day at the orphanage So yesterday Meredith and I arrived at the orphanage where we will be living for the next two weeks. The girls were very welcoming and so excited to meet us. Most of them can speak some english and several of Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Nov 9, 2009
  • Exposición permanente El museo estatal de Chennai (http://www.chennaimuseum.org/) tiene de todo un poco (arqueología, zoología, arte, etc.). La exposición es muy permanente - las estatuas están pegadas con cemento al suelo y a las estanterías... @->->--- [url=ht Posted by musse96 in One year in India | Nov 9, 2009
  • My weekend in Jaipur This weekend I went with the 4 other girls from my volunteer program to Jaipur. It is known as the pink city. It was an 8 hour journey each way. I was soaking in the view from the bus window. Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Nov 8, 2009
  • Teacher Training I started the teacher training course with Ajay on Tuesday this week. It is not a full-on course to teach all aspects of Ashtanga as it is only one month. It is a very neat introduction and application of the Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Nov 7, 2009
  • Burning dead peeps or a snake? Howdy all! Sorry about the delay in updates! I've just written weh-hay more then I meant to so if you want a brief 10 liner update, scroll right to the end of the page to "Che's 2 rupees". Also my patience Posted by IndiaTsang in IndianTsang | Nov 7, 2009
  • Mycket regn och lite dans Verkar som regnperioden har kommit igång nu, inte många stunder som det inte regnade igår. Men man kan ha kul ändå. Det blev after work med en ny kollega/vän och hennes barn. Hann titta lite på havet och dricka lite Posted by henrikper in One year in India | Nov 6, 2009
  • no worry, no hurry and chicken curry After a quick one hour flight, I was in Srinagar. MY houseboat father picked us up at the airport and drove us to the beautiful Dal Lake, which we were staying on. One side of the lake is lined with Posted by pmyerson in MIA | Nov 5, 2009
  • Luna de miel India nos ha aceptado - nos fue bien en la Dirección Nacional de Migraciones y mañana podremos ir a coger nuestro permiso de trabajo :-) La luna de miel con la India se esta finalizando. Todo es aun novedoso y las Posted by musse96 in One year in India | Nov 8, 2009
  • En kort dag Tänkte det skulle bli en lite kortare dag då vi inte hade några möte efter kl 5, det vara bara en blankett till som vi skulle fylla i. Efter 1 och en halv timme var vi klara så det blev Posted by henrikper in One year in India | Nov 4, 2009
  • the start of a month (or so i planned) in india You know when you are going to the airport, looking at the signs to see what terminal to go to and there all those weird smaller airlines just annoying you because they arent yours. Well, I flew on one. Beijing Posted by pmyerson in MIA | Nov 4, 2009
  • Mixed salad blir aldrig det samma igen Inte varje dag man kan äta lunch för 7-8 kr och känna sig mätt efteråt, men har funkar det mycket bra. Dock var middagen en besvikelse för vissa då den "mixed salad" visade sig vara en skivad lök med en grön Posted by henrikper in One year in India | Nov 3, 2009
  • My first day volunteering! Right now there are actually more volunteers at the house where I am staying than there are beds in the volunteer room. So last night (and for next few nights) I slept in their 8-year-old daughter's room. It was actually Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Nov 3, 2009
  • Äventyret har börjat! Då är första dagen gjord. Vår driver väntade på oss efter en god frukost på hotellet. Sen blev det en lång och ganska blandad dag på jobbet. Många papper som ska fyllas i och skrivas under... Fick tittat på en lägenhet Posted by henrikper in One year in India | Nov 2, 2009
  • Searching for Yantras...... Its been hot hot hot here... Electricity has been a little erratic so I've got into the habit of carrying a torch around and having Cooks matches and candles on every surface of the flat. I've got used to it Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Nov 2, 2009
  • India Namaste! (We bow to you) After a fascinating visit to the regions of Chennai (Madras) in the south, and Delhi and Agra in the north, we can now say that we were overwarned ab Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Nov 2, 2009
  • India India was a very mixed experience, but I think that all in all, I liked it. It was a mix of extreme sadness and extreme awesomeness. The poverty was overwhelming at times but some of the amazing structures were better Posted by GabrielRR in Gabriel's Semester at Sea Journey | Nov 1, 2009
  • Some observations I get a lot of attention here for being white. It is difficult to get used to. I get stared at constantly. Children always want to say hello or whatever phrase they know in English like "good evening auntie" and Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Nov 1, 2009
  • India “People will be grabbing at your hair and begging, and it will be very hard to resist giving them money,” said Byron, the dean of students here at Semester at Sea. “You will either hate India, love it and come Posted by E5sports in Dream Fall | Nov 1, 2009
  • India I was a little scared about India because the people that went before us didn’t like it very much because of all the poverty (poorness). They also said that they would be pulling your hair a Posted by CyrusRR in Around the World in 110 Days | Oct 30, 2009
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